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Personally, I prefer to call myself a developer around my computing peers. To the average layperson I call myself a programmer. But when I apply to a new compan
by atarian 12y ago
Personally, I prefer to call myself a developer around my computing peers. To the average layperson I call myself a programmer. But when I apply to a new company, I bust out all the fancy engineering titles my past employers have given me.
But going back to the OT, I think Patrick is really talking about mindset. Basically don't sell yourself short.